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  • Christopher S. johnson

    April 8, 2005 at 1:33 am in reply to: DVCPro HD Graphic size??

    Wont some some squishing occur just because of the square/nonsquare pixel ratio thing? I think ALL DV based formats, including DVCPRO HD, will somewhat stretch a graphic made in square pixel space. The solutions are to either use a non-square pixel work environment in Photoshop are use your Distort tool in FCP to make it look normal on television. Isnt that right?

    -Christopher Johnson

  • Christopher S. johnson

    April 7, 2005 at 1:39 am in reply to: HDX-200 lens good or just functional.

    Makes me all misty eyed seeing that pic. Awwww. Look at that beautiful SLR style handle. Fit like a glove. Zoom control was in the back, right under your right thumb all the time.

    -Christopher

  • Christopher S. johnson

    April 6, 2005 at 11:53 pm in reply to: HDX-200 lens good or just functional.

    Pappas is right. I owned the Cannon A1-Digital Hi 8. It was like the L1, but without the removable lens. It was THE easiest, most comfortable, most steady (for hand-held), most organic and ergonomic video camera I have ever held. I could shoot in the most intuitive ways. It felt like a 35mm SLR. Nothing has come even close in user friendliness.

    -Christopher

  • Christopher S. johnson

    April 6, 2005 at 6:40 pm in reply to: DVX2000 and a DVCProHD tape drive

    I hate to ask such a basic question, but this camera does have a FireWire port that speaks the Apple/Panasonic FW protocol, right? I mean, I really have not heard anything but assumptions on this. This port might be the key to a third party small drive or tape recording mechanism that one could wear on their body while shooting.

    I mean, I haven’t even heard any guarantee that the camera can act as a viewing device to an HD monitor from a Final Cut Pro timeline without an HD card. Shouldn’t it?

    -Christopher

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